BEA'S KNEES I have to tell you were were in shock when Bea delivered a girl! It was just a matter of time and she was definitely worth the wait. She was 18lbs of sassy spunk. Bea's Knees is incredibly dense. It took us 2 hours with a blow dryer to get down in there and get her dry. She has bundles of high frequency, fine crimp that just shines when you part it. Let's see, density, brightness, fineness, crimp....and her momma's eyes. I think I am in love. I will be VERY hard pressed to sell this girl. Imagine what a female of this caliber can do for a breeding program. Beanie will make her debut at the A-OK Blast Off in 2010. And what a debut it was at her first show (level 4) She took the BLUE and the PURPLE in OK. We are thrilled! She is now officially the first female Grey Color Champ of 2010. Little Bea just brought home the 2010 GWAS Color Champion Grey Female Banner!!!! What a great ending to our show season. UPDATE! Bea's Knees is now a 5x Champion!!! Offspring: Bea's Knees delivered her first cria - a stunning BB FEMALE - Mischief is her name and she is as crimpy and fine as her momma! Can't wait to see this one develop! In 2014, Bea's Knees presented us with a handsome modern rose gray male from Orlando Cloud. He is awesome. I have to say my vet couldn't believe the density....she had the darndest time parting his fleece in his ear for a microchip....curls, curls and more curls! In 2020, Bea's Knees gave us a handsome light fawn male.

OO LALA!!! This boy is out of one of my favorite harley dams - Firecracker Disco. Disco is a fine and wildly expressed harlequin who is also a ribbon winning reserve champ. She has never had a solid colored offspring which means her propensity for throwing the gene is HIGH. And his Sire? One of our favorite boys Lakota (who we believe is homozygous). Lakota has an extremely well organized and fine fleece and he has consistently brought forward color, spots and gorgeous fleece. We haven't tested Ulysse's fleece yet but you can see his organization and density from across the room. And he is bright and fine. His spots are plentiful and dark. One of our favorites here at the farm, but we have too many males, so we have to downsize :(